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The Fourth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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of preemptive attack. They intend to remove this reality from the face of the earth and at the
same time, propagate democracy.”
Sarah: “But isn’t this a noble goal”
Dr. Neruda: “Their goals are not necessarily misguided, but their methods to achieve these
goals are. This is all about projecting power, and, as a consequence, dictating the prevailing
political platform by which the world achieves peace. It is enforced peace. It is peace
through power and manipulation.”
Sarah: “But it’s still peace and it’s still democracy. It’s certainly better than the alternative of
wars and anarchy or dictatorship.”
Dr. Neruda: “There are other means to achieve the same end.”
Sarah: “You said that the budget for military spending would only increase over time if the
Military Force has its way. How would that happen amidst world peace”
Dr. Neruda: “New threats will be determined that will create this need even though our
countries of the world are at peace.”
Sarah: “Are you talking about ETs again”
Dr. Neruda: “Among other things. China will likely be the last island of opposition that the
wave of democracy will land upon, but when it does, the Military Force desires to have
unique weapons at its disposal in order to swiftly bring the changes it seeks. Bio-weapons
will likely be the choice—”
Sarah: “How is that possible when the U.S. has banned bio-weapons”
Dr. Neruda: “Unfortunately the discoveries in the human genome are too compelling for
the Military Force to ignore as it pertains to bio-weapons development. Research is already
underway, and has been for two years, to develop bio-weapons that target certain genomes
indicative of a specific race.”
Sarah: “Like Chinese”
Dr. Neruda: “Yes, but it doesn’t mean the weapon would ever be deployed. It would simply
be a known capability of the Military Force and that alone would make the change of regime
irresistible.”
Sarah: “I have to stop here and make a confession. Part of me wants to cry when I hear this
and bury my head in a pillow, and part of me wants to keep asking more questions. I’m
really torn on this one… I don’t think I want to talk about this anymore. Okay”
Dr. Neruda: “I’m only answering the questions you ask of me as honestly as I can.”
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